It's not entertaining.
It is depressing to think that someone like him is allowed to vote.
Well it looks like
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It is depressing to think that someone like him is allowed to vote.
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SammyInnit
It's not even that much. In its 23% over 12 months and they're paying about what we are per litre of diesel.
Speaking to a friend of mine last night who lives in Paris suggested Macron won't last longer than he needs to and I can believe it.
His words were "his heart is on the left, wallet on the right and just a dick of a banker".
Seems like Macron has partially caved in to the protesters 
Typical French they always cave in
His approval rating is lower them Trumps
Wonder if he would have caved in if the protest had been peaceful ?
Doubt it . So violence does pay then ?
Typical French they always cave in
His approval rating is lower them Trumps
Wonder if he would have caved in if the protest had been peaceful ?
Doubt it . So violence does pay then ?
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durhamplumber
At least the French do something.The remoaners just stick their heads in the sand.
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While the quitters threaten riots?
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durhamplumber
Its not over til the fat lady sings.If the commons vote May down,they have gone directly against the will of the majority of the Uk,which aint great in a parliamentary democracy.Have as many polls as you like,until it happens,we do not know.
In a parliamentary democracy there is no such thing as the 'will of the people'...
And btw it wasn't the 'majority of the UK', it was a minority of the electorate...
But hey, quitters never are any good at the facts are they
Yes thats right, remainer vote was an even smaller minority of the electorate.
So leavers had a bigger minority than the remainers minority.
But hey, maths isnt your strong point clearly, as you cant see one number is bigger than another
A minority is still a minority...Yes thats right, remainer vote was an even smaller minority of the electorate.
So leavers had a bigger minority than the remainers minority.
But hey, maths isnt your strong point clearly, as you cant see one number is bigger than another
But how come you didn't pick up on the 'will of the majority of the UK' claim?
Oh that's right - your maths is worse than mine
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SammyInnit
Yes thats right, remainer vote was an even smaller minority of the electorate.
So leavers had a bigger minority than the remainers minority.
But hey, maths isnt your strong point clearly, as you cant see one number is bigger than another
A minority is still a minority...
But how come you didn't pick up on the 'will of the majority of the UK' claim?
Oh that's right - your maths is worse than mine
In one thread you complain about FPTP.
In another you show complete lack of understanding in regard to the electorate. It's pretty clear to most when someone says 'most of the UK' in reference to an electoral process it means the UK electorate.
There's a reason the entire UK population isn't lumped in with the electorate because some are too young or not eligible to vote.
If you don't vote you don't count. In other words the majority voted for brexit.
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If those who don't vote, or can't vote, and those who lost the vote, don't count, then the system is designed and run for the minority.
Therefore the system is fundamentally flawed.
Rubbish.
you are saying you think because 2 year olds cant vote, the system is flawed
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SammyInnit
prett?
Ah, there is that strange 'logic' again...
It means nothing of the sort - it's a total distortion of the truth!
(or in the vernacular, a lie!)
But you carry on believing in that 'most of the UK' fallacy if you like...
I have a feeling that quitters may well find their lies are about to come up and bite them in the bum
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